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any comments are welcome on this book |
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Haggai
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any comments are welcome on this book |
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any comments are welcome on this book |
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Haggai
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It is in the Old Testament. What are you fishing for? Your move... In Jesus' name. |
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any comments are welcome on this book |
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Haggai
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what does it represent is one and how about your view of the church being rebuilt as in haggai.your move |
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any comments are welcome on this book |
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Haggai
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Dear melchizedekau, OK, I'll bite. I believe that the Lord wants His people to build His church in the pattern first given, that of simplicity and obedience and faith. Israel wanted to build their religion of self-righteousness and earthly glory. That is why they could not recognize Jesus as the Messiah. He spoke of faith, obedience, and simplicity. I believe that this book represents to us a call to return to the Lord in repentance. Our ways are petty and legalistic, the church is divided in much the same manner as the days of Christ, all believing their complicated sets of rules and doctrines to be superior to all the others. None are willing to receive a suggestion that God's will is simpler than 'their way,' bringing all to an impass. "Let's agree to disagree" is a code for "Let's keep on in the status quo, and stick to our own camps."
"'The latter glory of this house will be greater than the former,' says the Lord of hosts,' and in this place I shall give peace,' declares the Lord of hosts."Haggai 2:9 I believe this passage says to us today that the coming age will have more glory (faith, unity, fellowship) than the early church. In Christ Jesus.
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any comments are welcome on this book |
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Haggai
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not bad ,but you dont have to bite. this is a study group not a who knows what, if i learn something the Holy Spirit has taught me not you and visa versa. i dont have trick questions i only want to find out what the Lord is doing in his bride bless you heaps. |
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What do YOU think? |
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Haggai
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OK, no biting, melchizedekau. What do YOU think? 1)about Haggai? 2)about my answer? I am also interested in knowing the ideas and opinions of those in Christ, that the Holy Spirit would use them to teach me, too. Blessings in Jesus. |
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What do YOU think? |
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Haggai
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this talks about our own lives being built for the temple of the Holy Spirit if you look closly at haggai it is a very personal book for all that have tried to go their own way. even in my life through heart ache and sorrow . Not by might not by power but by my Spirit says the Lord.The lord is building His church. bless your day! |
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application questions from Haggai? |
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Haggai
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Would anyone please suggest some application questions for me after reading the book of Haggai? Thank you |
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application questions from Haggai? |
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Haggai
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Chapter 1 - When have you ben part of a community or church project?
What was your part?
How was the community or church built up?
What did God say to you?
2:1-9 - What "great expectations" of yours has fallen short?
What was your reaction?
2:10-19 - In your home, which spreads itself, cleanliness or messiness? Illustrate and explain.
2:20-23 - What rebuilding project have you taken on, or doing now? Give report - good or bad.
Adapted from Serendipity Bible
Here are three sites with notes on Haggai, the first one has some application information:
http://www.gcfweb.org/institute/prophet/haggai.html
http://www.bible.org/docs/ot/books/minorp/hag.htm
http://www.pbc.org/dp/stedman/adventure/0237.html |
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WHO WAS HAGGAI |
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Haggai
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WHO WAS HAGGAI |
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What do YOU think? |
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Haggai
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Didnt God say somewhere he didnt like stone houses but living houses? |
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What do YOU think? |
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Haggai
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Hi i was talking about Gods house in us By His Spirit as Zachariah said. you may do a word search
on the right hand side i looked but couldnt find anything. Bless you. |
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WHO WAS HAGGAI |
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Haggai
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Haggi was a prophet around the time of Daniel[latter end] and the rebuilding of the walls of jerusalem after the captivity of israel in babylon. |
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Greetings Ethan!
Are you and melchizedekau the same person? I ask this question since you have stated that 'you' were "talking about Gods house..." and you are most obviously referring to a post that was authored by melchizedekau. Thanks in advance for the clarification.
Blessings to you,
Makarios |
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What do YOU think? |
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yes i am ,the Pc logged me on as Ethan Bless you. |
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where have you been all this time |
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Haggai
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where have you been all this time |
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where have you been all this time |
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where have you been all this time |
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as it is written i will never leave you or forsake you even untill the end of time |
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where have you been all this time |
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i have been away doing other things and study. i interpret Christian dreams and that takes up a large amout of time, well alittle bit but i am also heavily involved at church. |
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Who are the Israelities in captivity in |
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Hag 2:5
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In the Book of Haggai Ch 2,it speaks of the Israelities were in captivity in Egypt? Who are the Israelities ? Are they also part of the Jews that where in Babylon in 538 B.C. that help to build the temple. |
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Who are the Israelities in captivity in |
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Hag 2:5
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Hag 2:4 Yet now be strong, alert, and courageous, O Zerubbabel, says the Lord; be strong, alert, and courageous, O Joshua son of Jehozadak, the high priest; and be strong, alert, and courageous, all you people of the land, says the Lord, and work! For I am with you, says the Lord of hosts.
Hag 2:5 According to the promise that I covenanted with you when you came out of Egypt, so My Spirit stands and abides in the midst of you; fear not.
He is referring to the time He brought the Children of Israel out of Egypt and gave them the covenant as mentioned in Exodus. |
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The Temples of the Bible |
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Hag 2:9
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The Temples of the Bible
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Identification / Date / Description / References
1) The Tabernacle (mobile Temple) / about 1444 B.C. / Detailed plan received by Moses from the Lord, Constructed by divinely appointed artisans, Desecrated by Nadab and Abihu / Ex. 25-30; 35:30-40:38; Lev. 10:1-7
2) Solomon's Temple / 966-586 B.C. / Planned by David, Constructed by Solomon, Destroyed by Nebuchadnezzar / 2 Sam. 7:1-29; 1 Kings 8:1-66; Jer. 32:28-44
3) Zerubbabel's Temple / 516-169 B.C. / Envisioned by Zerubbabel, Constructed by Zerubbabel and the elders of the Jews, Desecrated by Antiochus Epiphanes / Ezra 6:1-22; 3:1-8; 4:1-14
4) Herod's Temple / 19 B.C.-A.D. 70 / Zerubbabel's temple restored by Herod the Great, Destroyed by the Romans / Mark 13:2,14-23; Luke 1:11-20; 2:22-38,42-51; 4:21-24; Acts 21:27-33
5) The Present Temple / Present Age / Found in the heart of the believer, The body of the believer is the Lord's only temple until the Messiah returns / 1 Cor. 6:19,20; 2 Cor. 6:16-18
6) The Temple of Revelation 11 / Tribulation Period / To be constructed during the Tribulation by the Antichrist, To be desecrated and destroyed / Dan. 9:2; Matt. 24:15; 2 Thess. 2:4; Rev. 17:18
7) Ezekiel's (Millennial) Temple / Millennium / Envisioned by the prophet Ezekiel, To be built by the Messiah during His millennial reign / Ezek. 40:1-42:20; Zech. 6:12,13
8) The Eternal Temple of His Presence / The Eternal Kingdom / The greatest temple of all, ("The Lord God Almighty and the Lamb are its temple"), A spiritual temple / Rev. 21:22; 22:1-21
The temple (Gr. hieron) is a place of worship, a sacred or holy space built primarily for the national worship of God.
[Taken from the MacArthur Study Bible, pg. 1335, 1997 Word Publishing]
- Nolan |
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Temple in Rev 4? |
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Hag 2:9
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Greetings Nolan! Do you think that Revelation 4 is a first peek at the Heavenly Temple? John is caught up into Heaven and describes the Throne of God and the worship taking place there. Comments? |
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Scripture ... Rev 7:15, 11:19, 15:5, 16:17 ...
Mommapbs, greetings. Let me comment
Rev 7:15 could connect the throne and temple ... Rev 16:17 does show a connection. However I do not see the Temple being opened until later (11:19, 15:5). So I say no.
A side note when worship is mentioned in Revelation, it is bowing low before God, who has absolute rule over them. There will be activities before and after ... and they even say things as they are in the worship position.
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Greetings Mommapbs!
Revelation 4 is describing the Throne Room of God! Yes, it is most definitely describing heaven, or the place where God most certainly dwells, the Holy of Holies!
Barnes' Notes on the New Testament suggests..
"The visions open (#Re 4) with a Theophany, or a representation of God. John is permitted to look into heaven, and to have a view of the throne of God, and of the worship celebrated there. A door (yura or opening is made into heaven, so that he, as it were, looks through the concave above, and sees what is beyond, He sees the throne of God, and him who sits on the throne, and the worshippers there; he sees the lightnings play around the throne, and hears the thunder’s roar; he sees the rainbow that encompasses the throne, and hears the songs of the worshippers. In reference to this vision, at the commencement of the series of symbols which he was about to describe, and the reason why this was vouchsafed to him, the following remarks may be suggested..." [But I won't post all 6 reasons here. :-)]
Blessings to you,
Nolan
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haggai chapter 2 verse 12 and 13 |
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Hag 2:12
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what is the meaning of haggai chapter 2
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haggai chapter 2 verse 12 and 13 |
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Greetings guitar01!
Here is a little commentary on Haggai 2:12-13...
"2:12 The first question is: Since a man who is carrying holy meat, that is, meat for a sacrifice, is sanctified (cf. Lev. 6:27), can he transfer that sanctification to things he touches? The answer is, No." (1)
"2:13 The second question is: Since a man who touches a corpse is defiled, does he transfer that defilement to other things he touches (cf. Num. 19:11-13)? The answer is, Yes. The point of these two questions is this: Sanctification or cleanness cannot be transferred, but defilement can (just as health is not contagious, but disease can be). The disobedience of the people was like a dead thing in their midst, contaminating all of them (v. 14)." (1)
Blessings to you,
Makarios
(1) Ryrie Study Bible Expanded Edition, 1995, The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago, Charles Caldwell Ryrie, Th.D., Ph.D. |
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